Mercury research shows amd market share gains

The latest AMD processors have led the company to the fight with Intel in almost every segment of the PC market. Not surprisingly then, recent reports have become increasingly optimistic about AMD's prospects, especially when Intel struggles with a shortage of 14nm processors. Mercury Research shows AMD's market share gains.

Mercury Research Reports AMD Market Share Gains In Processors

Analysts' recent predictions of AMD's growth range from reasonable expectations to incredibly optimistic reports that push the limits of rational. Profits are said to come after AMD's 7nm processors not yet released. We have been following the latest report from Mercury Research, a trusted company in the semiconductor industry.

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According to Mercury Research, AMD's share has increased to 12.3 percent in the second quarter of 2018. That means Intel owns 87.7 percent of the desktop PC share. Much of AMD's recent growth is due to its average selling price as customers upgrade older processors with newer, more expensive models. This is important to improve profitability. This year, AMD has also focused its attention on gaining a larger share of the lucrative OEM platforms, which make up the bulk of the desktop market.

The following is a summary of the results:

• AMD's overall share of the x86 market, excluding IoT, was 10.6%, an increase of 1.5 share points sequentially, and an increase of 3.1 share points over the previous year. of AMD desktop processors, excluding IoT, was 13.0%, up 0.8% from the prior quarter, and 2.1% from a year earlier. AMD's market share for notebook processors, excluding IoT was 10.9%, a jump of 2.1% sequentially and 4.1% more than a year ago.

AMD is doing very well in the PC processor sector, now you just have to expect them to do the same with graphics cards.